LeBron James and a gigantic story that keeps getting bigger
The player from the Los Angeles team continues to accumulate historical records due to his quality and longevity.
LeBron James continues to showcase his greatness at 40 years old. With a performance of 38 points in his last game, the forward tied Michael Jordan as the player with the most games of 30 or more points in NBA history. Furthermore, this performance ranks as the third-highest amount of points scored by a player aged 40 or older, only behind two of Jordan’s performances.
James' impact wasn't limited to his scoring, as he also stood out from the three-point line. With seven triples in the game, he became the second oldest player to reach this figure, a record still held by Vince Carter, who achieved the feat at 42 years old. His ability to respond in crucial moments was highlighted by J.J. Redick, who stated: “We want him to be aggressive, ready to shoot from three, as much as attacking the paint and pressuring the rim. It's simply fantastic.”
LeBron continues to be a dominant force on the court, capable of carrying his team's offense even in complex situations. As Redick mentioned, some possessions that seemed lost ended up in points thanks to the effort of the forward. With performances like this, he continues to expand his legacy as one of the greatest basketball players in history.
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